New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13
TO CLUB TO THE "QUEENS TASIE
FINE OUTLOOK FOR THE SOCIALISTS.

INSPECTOR STEERS WILL ATTEND THEIR MEETING
his MEN NOT FEAR
Superintendent Murrays report to the Police Board re-
garding the clubbing In Union Square Saturday Dsht
not completed yesterday He said that he had not
received afdavits from members of the Progressive
Labor party who were cubbeI 1t is not unlikely that
the police officials will delay action on the
blnndrr OF Saturday night until after the Indignation
meeting in tho Square Monday evening. There Is
talk OF arresng any speakers at that meeting who may
make use of in6ammatory language.
To TRIBUSE reporter who asked what steps had been
taken 10 prevent disorder at the meeting superintendent
Murray said: "I do not think thero is reason to
expect serious trouble at the meeting. but the
police will be prepared any emergency that may
arise"
"who will have command OF the police at the meet
ingl"
Inspector steers will be Union Square, bat may
be pretty there, also"
Inspector Steers said you may depend on 1t that
the police will not make any attack on tho crowd with
out orders There will be clubbing unless there Is
cause for it,"
Suppose there is an attempt to repeat the Haymarket
performance In Chcagoi"
The psice of this city will not away from crowd i
even II bomb. are thrown at them II IL necessary Tor
the police do any clubbing by my orders Will be done
TO the Queens tast-."
The Law Committee OF the Progressive Labor party has
not got its evidence In shape TO prefer charges against
Captain. Reilly and Beatty The LAWYERS WIN WIN
ali the men are dismissed from the force
The city will then be asked in the 10 par for tue
ev broken hats. bruised heads and clothing OF
those who have suffered from tho charse or tie police
Thaddeus Il. Wakeman will bring suits for damages ~
few DAYS sersius T. Shcvitch, who has taken pcrssna
charge OF or the ARRANGEMENTS for the meeting on
Monday night. received yesterday tn, permit from
the Park Commissioners for tho uso Of the square
and cottage. The Executive Committee OF the
party has issued appeal to the public 10 calls upon
everyone 10 he Al the meeting protest by their
presence against the COURAGE that committed
against the constitutional rights OF czeus Threats
are daily being made against the police and boodshc Is
liable TO follow attempt their part 10 interfere
with the meeting. prominent member OF
the Progressive Labor party told "A re-
porter that all the Last Side amateur
baseball clubs going 10 attend la uniform ana Win
bats. and he emphasized his words by striking wildly NJ
the air rs though he hammering officer with
club.
Tho Executive Committee OF Bakers Union No. l. has
resolved To revenge Themselves In peculiar way u
IL asserted that the police DESTROYED thclr
red SILK banner and Injured the bauner-DrArrr
Saturday night by striking him with aclub on his arm
The bakers have decided extend favors 10 police
when they seek refuge In the bake shops while on
their posts during cold hlahis which, stated. has
been the custom. The bakers have warned them
when 4 roundsman was In the neighborhood Now they
promise 10 report ali policemen who seek refuge IN
bake shop liqnor-store during winter nights anJ
members OF the union who neglect TO do SO Will pe hncd
SO each.